Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
DUN ON TRADE,
One Reason Why Stocks ara 3,
Stronger Is Money Is Going INF.
Land Factories and Building,
Wheat Shows a Great Decline as d,
and Corn, with Other Com
mOdiJies Higher.

NEW YORK, July l5.-R. G. Dun 81.
in their weekly review of trade So
ports of breadstufs, cotton, an!ms-. =.
animal products and petroleum in :
were 2,6GS, 277, against SIS, 4..r
the same month last year. Breads,
increased IS, 800, 900 and cattle 81,
Cotton decreased S9,I0O,000, pr0rf.
500, 900 and oil $4,000, with ot5s, :
! ports IS last year. The ago.,
/ for the same would be 500.
against $685., 900, 600 imports, maxim.
excess of imports for three months $
100000 Cotton held above forefrr =.
let accounts for S25,OOl,O 600 OF this. :,
records would indicate that this s7z,-~
ton was not wiser than the one in W.
The unloading Of those who nm
wheat after kershsw's failure IA, :
| pressed No. > red here to Sole, NJ ),
Of over &c for the week, and 2+1, =
June 50. With exports OF r.
629, 900 bushels for the -.
year, the stock carried =
includes $1,000, goo. Visible SIM.
5000, 900 bushels in California sr5 /.
t3inly 100000 IN farmers hand,
d es all flour on hand, facts which a.;
ish the correctness OF the estimates ~
months ago that the surplus would syr-s
5000, 900 in spite of railroad cam
which gained - per cent. in June. =
the encouraging assurances by p-u--. :.
merchants continued proof tlsI Tie -,
state act is not to be construed bvc--,.
as 20 do al hsrm aporehs-t<
The prices of stocks ~
been lower. The market ds---s.
not upon values or earnings, but ur.- n
diyidusl notions as to the qus,.
whether the famous Ives deal is 70
undealt or q mIsdeal 1t is the Cs,-
g long row OF bricks on one end. u-
banker calls doubtful loan ne "a,
that it viii cause other calls, snd s..
ping over sll along the line. So e-.-
body waits fer the market and the IT
ket waits for long promised So.
ment to materialiZe."
WHY VISITORS ARE NOT EUYN.
Statistics Of new buildings srt~,
estate sales may explain. Il d
country has In SIX r-
invested 800, OG0, 900 in new bu.
500, 100000 more ia developing or.
eTn manufactures and mines besides
cost Of buildings, and as much ITO,
the rest of the country, and 500,
in new railroad building, il can. g.
sn unlimited sum ready to employ IL
ing prices Of securities. The cas- q,
side the treasury and banks with tl5 B,
posts amounted 20 s., IG2, 00N g ye1rE.
or $3.50 per capita, and now sm0u1s
50, S26,OO0I or S57.70 per capita 7
present prices Of stocks less assess-s.
paid are about 3 per cent. higher t1EIE
year ago. PORK Is SO per cent. 5.z.s
Cotton 10 per cent. higher. Coffee 4
cent higher. Pig iron u per cent. dg.
Steel rails 10 per cent. higher. W5ss
per cent. lower Corn 3 per cent. I5vs
Oil per cent. lower and has been j
cent. lower. From all interior pod
trade reports ere favorable consider
the season and collections lair, N-E
is g trife extra at Nashville, in good
msnd st Cleveland and p.ent7
Kansas City. Unusual activity +
tobacco is noted at CiucLI
A syndicate is said to hsye 1o--
6. 0OO,0 600, q third Of KentuckY's
grass crop. Iron is stronger Tie y
York statement of iron prOduCt0JE
1000 tons less for the MALT year tls--
PIttsburg account which would MISE
half years consumption Of dc-5s
and imported iron and steel { ,2j,, @.
against $4,000 for the first half Of
Some stringenCy at western points ST.
prices of wool Wool triCOts are IL
g sale of $500 pieces BE-.
noted at 421c against sc
year and one house or
light weight cheviots at So, r
were reduced to S1.G7 last year. l--
cotton branch, dry goods prices ST "